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If Rosenqvist is former Celtics star Ray Allen — cool, calm, collected and clutch — then Bright is Kevin Garnett, the emotional catalyst who doubles as the team’s heartbeat.
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While the team will watch as Anna Bright, Olivia Hauger and Julia Rosenqvist compete in the singles competition, Cal was left out of the big dance entirely.
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Cal women’s tennis head coach Amanda Augustus seems to know a thing or two about winning. A decade after an illustrious playing career for the Bears that earned her the 1998 title of The Daily Californian’s Female Athlete of the Year, she returned to her alma mater as head coach
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Graduate student Maya Jansen has never been a stranger to the grand stage during her collegiate career. Before becoming a Bear this season, Jansen had already won back-to-back national championships in doubles at the University of Alabama. Jansen had consistently thrived on the court with the pressure was on, but
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Entering into their round of 16 match against No. 4 Vanderbilt, No. 13 Cal came in ready to fight. The Bears knew that they were heavy underdogs but also knew that if they played well enough, they could pull off an upset. Although the team put in a gritty performance
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After two decisive victories in the first two rounds of the NCAA championships, No. 13 Cal will look to continue its winning ways as it heads off to Athens, Georgia, to face No. 4 Vanderbilt. Cal is coming off two dominant performances against two quality teams in San Jose State
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The No. 13 Cal women’s tennis team will continue its decade-long stretch of dominance, advancing to the Round of 16 for the 11th straight season. With a 4-0 win in the Round of 64 against San Jose State followed up with another 4-0 victory against No. 21 LSU in the
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Seeking redemption after a hard-fought regular season loss to rival No. 6 Stanford, the No. 16 Cal women’s tennis team came out hungry in the first ever Pac-12 Championship match. As the two-seed in the tournament, Cal wanted nothing more than to face Stanford one more time. First, the team
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With the Pac-12 regular-season title on the line, both No. 8 Stanford and No. 16 Cal came out with plenty of energy and fight. Right from the onset, it was clear that every point was going to have to be earned. When two equally matched teams square off, two things
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While the match ended on a high note and most importantly a win for the Bears, the overall play of the team was subpar.
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